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1915 Mesha Sankranti

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Fairfield, United States
Mesha Sankranti
13th
April 1915
Tuesday / मंगलवार
Mesha Sankranti
Mesha Sankranti

Mesha Sankranti Punya Kaal Muhurta

Mesha Sankranti on Tuesday, April 13, 1915
Mesha Sankranti Punya Kala - 07:27 AM to 04:15 PM
Duration - 08 Hours 48 Mins
Mesha Sankranti Maha Punya Kala - 09:39 AM to 02:03 PM
Duration - 04 Hours 24 Mins
Mesha Sankranti Moment - 11:51 AM
Mesha Sankranti Phalam

Mesha Sankranti Phalam

  • Good for governments
  • Commodities cost would be cheap
  • Brings excess suffering
  • People will suffer from cough and cold, conflict among nations and chances of famine due to lack of rains
Mesha Sankranti Muhurta

Mesha Sankranti Muhurta

Sankranti Karana: Chatushpada
Sankranti Day: Tuesday / मंगलवार
Observation Date: April 13, 1915
Transit Date: April 13, 1915
Sankranti Moment: 11:51 AM, Apr 13
Sankranti Ghati: 15 (Dinamana)
Sankranti Moonsign: Meena Meena
Sankranti Nakshatra: Revati (Maitra Sangyaka) Revati
Chatushpada Karana Sankranti with Vahana Mesha
Sankranti Phalam

Sankranti Property
Phalam Indication
Naam / Name
Mahodara
Vara Mukha / Facing
Dakshina / South
Drishti / Sighting
Vayavya / North-West
Gamana / Going To
Pashchima / West
Vahana / Vehicle
Mesha / Lamb
Upa Vahana / Secondary Vehicle
Mahisha / Buffalo
Vastra / Clothes
Kambal / Blanket
Ayudha / Weapon
Pasha / Noose
Bhakshya Padartha / Food
Madhu / Honey
Gandha Dravya / Poultice on Body
Surma
Varna / Cast
Vaishya / Money Lender
Pushpa / Flower
Bela
Vaya / Age
Ati Bandhya
Avastha / State/Condition
Dhyan / Meditating
Karana Mukha / Facing
Adho / Down
Sthiti / Position
Soti / Snoozing
Bhojana Patra / Food Vessel
Hath / Hand
Abhushana / Jewelry
Neelam
Kanchuki / Top Cloth
Charma / Leather

Notes: All timings are represented in 12-hour notation in local time of Fairfield, United States with DST adjustment (if applicable).
Hours which are past midnight are suffixed with next day date. In Panchang day starts and ends with sunrise.

1915 Mesha Sankranti or Sankranthi

Mesha Sankranti is also known as Maha Vishuva Sankranti. According to Vedic astrology on this day the Sun enters Mesha Rashi or Aries Zodiac. This day marks the beginning of the New Year in most Hindu Solar Calendars.

Various Solar calendars followed in India e.g. Odia calendar, Tamil Calendar, Malayalam Calendar and Bengali Calendar mark the first day of the year (or Vishu Kani for Malayalam calendar) based on Mesha Sankranti. Solar calendars follow different rules to mark the first day of the year depending on exact time of the Sankranti.

In Orissa (officially Odisha) first day of the year is celebrated on the same day as the Sankranti if it occurs before Hindu midnight. Mesha Sankranti is celebrated as Pana Sankranti in Orissa.

In Tamil Nadu when Sankranti takes place after sunrise and before sunset the year begins on the same day. If Sankranti takes place after sunset then the year begins on the following day. Mesha Sankranti is celebrated as Puthandu in Tamil Nadu.

In Malayalam calendar, the day between sunrise and sunset is divided into five parts. If Sankranti takes place within the first three of them the year begins of the same day, otherwise it begins on the following day. In other words if Sankranti occurs till Madhyahna it is observed on the same day otherwise it would be observed on next day. Mesha Sankranti is celebrated as Vishu in Kerala.

In Bengal, when Sankranti takes place between sunrise and midnight of the day the year begins on the following day. If it occurs after midnight the year begins on the next following day. Mesha Sankranti is celebrated as Naba Barsha or Pohela Boishakh in West Bengal.

Mesha Sankranti is celebrated as Bihu in Assam and as Vaisakhi in Punjab.

Above rules are good to start first day of the year for civil reckoning. However auspicious time, for Dan-Punya activities, is independent of above rules and should be done after considering exact moment of Sankranti because only certain time duration before or after each Sankranti moment is considered auspicious for Sankranti related activities.

For Mesha Sankranti ten Ghatis before and ten Ghatis after the Sankranti moment are considered Shubh or auspicious and this time window is taken for all Dan-Punya activities. If Sankranti occurs after sunset but before midnight then later half of the day is considered and if Sankranti occurs after midnight then first half of the next day is considered for Mesha Sankranti rituals.

In South India Sankranti is called as Sankramanam.

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